Television Schedule Highlights Apr 21 26 1960
Daily listing shows WNEM Channel 5 schedule with programs from morning to late night including Ding Dong School Tennessee Ernie Ford Feather Your Nest News and Morning Movie and primetime lineup featuring Dinah Shore Dragnet Channel 5 Playhouse Justice and more across Thursday to Sunday with multiple to be announced entries and special segments.
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Sheila Graham
Tennessee Eric Ford
Homemakers Home Journal
Geo
Ted Mack
Kens
Koxner
Hawkins Falls
Rin Tin Tin
Channel 5
Justice
Ford
Guy Lombardo
Playhouse
Goodnight Playhouse
Ding Vong School
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Ken’s Korner
Mr. Sweeney
Eddie Cantor
Riley
Jan Murray
Tiger Baseball
Gadabout Gaddis
Handy High
Mr. Wizard
Big Picture
Carlond
Tennessee Manie
Ken
Korner
Hawking Falls
Theatre of Stars
News
World of Sports
Dinah Shore
Texas Rasslin
Fireside Theatre
Circle Theatre
Corliss Archer
Howdy Doody
Detroit
Cleveland
Western Theatre
Cormér
WWTV
Michigan Revue
Baltimore
Busy perch fishing season draws anglers to Michigan waters
Thousands of Michigan anglers are in perch spawning season along streams, rivers and drainage ditches near the Great Lakes. The fish run small but plentiful, with strong angling for youngsters and many catching rapid numbers on streams feeding Saginaw Bay and the Lake Huron and Lake Michigan shores.
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Michigan
Great Lakes
Saginaw Bay
Lake Huron
Lake Michigan
California condor wing spread rivals North American birds
The nine foot wingspan exceeds any other North American land bird. These giant birds inhabit a narrow isolated area in the California mountains and about 60 individuals remain.
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California
Open field dog training restricted during nesting period
Conservation department field workers warn that dog training in open fields is prohibited from April 19 to July 16 while game birds and animals nest. The statute carries penalties for hunting dog owners who violate it.
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Conservation ‘Department
County Grouse And Deer Census By Rural Mail Carriers
About 275 rural mail carriers in the upper and northern lower peninsulas will count deer and grouse during daily routes over the next two weeks. The annual spring census aids the conservation department game research. Early checks show grouse near the low point in a 10 year cycle. deer counts began in 1952 with population trends considered preliminary. The survey results will be summarized and released in about six weeks.
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Upper
Lower Peninsulas
Conservation Department
Starved Deer Survey Expands Across Michigan Districts
Conservation crews began a six four man survey in Gladwin Mio and Gaylord districts after weather delays. The statewide effort to locate dead deer moves forward this week with results due for public release in about two weeks.
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Michigan
Conservation Department
Baldwin
Gladwin
Mio
Gaylord
Smelt Runs Heavier In Northern Michigan Streams
Smelt runs are increasing in northern lower peninsula streams with heavy upwelling expected along Great Lakes tributaries in coming weeks. Reports note light runs in Boyne and Advance Creeks and other streams in Leelanau and Grand Traverse counties, while heavy runs are seen at Singing Bridge on the Whitney Drain near Au Gres and silvery fish gathering near Bay county tributaries in Saginaw Bay.
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Lower Peninsula
Great Lakes
Boyne
Advance
Lake Charlevoix
Platte River
Otter Creek
Benzie
Crystal River
Shalda Creek
Leelanau County
Mitchell
Acme
Yuba
Grand Traverse
Lake Huron
Singing Bridge
Whitney Drain
AuGyres
Bay County
Saginaw Bay
Rainbow Catches Light in Opening of Spring Fishing
Rainbow fishing has been fair to good in the northern lower peninsula with light activity in the first four days of the extended season. Catches were reported from the Platte and Betsie Rivers as the season opened April 9, continuing on certain lakes and streams into the general trout season starting April 30.
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Lower Peninsula
Platte
Betsie
Watch Those Fish Laws in Michigan Lakes This Spring
Anglers urged to check the Fish Law Digest before fishing Michigan lakes and streams. A rule bans live dead or preserved minnows as bait on certain trout lakes. The Digest is available from over 4000 state license dealers.
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Fish Law
Michigan
Unclear OCR Items Feature Sports and Biz Snippets
A mixed OCR passage notes yearly factory freight figures and vehicle counts, golf player Kilroy making a hole in one at Brookline, Jack Landry becoming Notre Dame freshmen coach, Mickey Mantle’s twin brothers playing in the Cotton State League, Don Cockell studying psychology, and a California restaurant with tables for Scrabble where losers pay.
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Larry ‘Kiley
Brooke ‘Line
Massachusetts
Warold McGails
Kilroy
Brookline Municipal
Jack Landry
Notre Dame
Frank Johnston
Johnston
South Carolina
Mickey Mantle
Monroe
Louisiana
Ray
Dean Mantle
Ray Dale
Mantle
England
Don Cockell
London
Cockell
Rocky Marciano
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Wnem-Tv
Ara Funaye
Loretta Young
Bob Cummings
Shaw
Elizabeth
Braddool
Wether Man
Lecrers
Michigan Outdoors
Central Michigan College
Heart of the City
Your All Star Theatre
Liberace
Four Star Playhouse
Superman
Meather
Fed Skelton
Moran Zappach
Hollywood Wrestling
DOWN
Clare Furniture Co
McEwan
Dan Burdo
Mich
Emmett Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Augusta
Ben Hogan
The
Gladwin County Sportsmen’s Club
Golden Glovers
Bay City
Saginaw
Gladwin Community Building
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